Why was he called Indian Larry?

Indian Larry, who had his workshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was a legend among biking enthusiasts and other custom builders. He regarded his craft as a form of art and, Mr. White said, got his nickname from the classic brand of a motorcycle he rode years ago.

How much is an Indian Larry motorcycle?

Indian Larry bike sells for $220,000.

What did Indian Larry have tattooed on his neck?

Larry started getting tattoos later on in life he got his neck tattoo when he was in his mid 40s. The tattoo across the front of his throat read: IN GOD WE TRUST VENGEANCE IS MINE SAYETH THE LORD NO FEAR The lettering of the middle two lines was in reverse so that it could be read in the mirror.

Where is Indian Larry buried?

Known as “Indian Larry.” Featured on the Discovery Channel’s Great Biker Build Off Series….Larry Desmedt.

Birth	28 Apr 1949 Cornwall-on-Hudson, Orange County, New York, USA
Death	30 Aug 2004 (aged 55) Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA
Burial	Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown
Memorial ID	9391696 · View Source

Who owns Indian motorcycles now?

Polaris Inc.
During the 1910s, Indian Motorcycle became the largest manufacturer of motorcycles in the world….Indian Motocycle Manufacturing Company.

Type	Subsidiary
Headquarters	Medina, Minnesota , United States
Key people	Scott W. Wine (CEO) Michael Dougherty (President)
Products	Motorcycles
Parent	Polaris Inc.

Why did Polaris buy Indian?

“We thought Indian was a great opportunity to create a high-quality bike with classic styling, true heritage and modern technology,” said Steve Menneto, Polaris’ vice president of motorcycles. “We wanted a great cruiser with real value, but it had to be a quintessential Indian.”